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The problem is not a lack of information. It is the fog.
Make US study, career and settlement decisions understandable, sourced and updateable.
Initial audience hypothesis: Turkish-speaking people exploring US pathways.
English presentation of the existing product purpose. The initial audience remains a hypothesis; customer research is not claimed.
The decisions are connected. The information is scattered.
School. Budget. Applications. Career. Settlement.
A new fact can change the next decision. The route needs to stay understandable.
Problem framing comes from the existing product page; customer research is not claimed.
A route you can inspect.
Separate facts from assumptions, preferences and unknowns.
Connect claims to sources and dates.
Sequence dependent decisions; update the route when conditions change.
The existing four-part method: Separate, Connect, Sequence, Update. No measured improvement or competitor superiority is claimed.
One question at a time. One visible route.
Answer six questions to explore six pathway options.
Get a suggested route, context and first actions. No account or email required.
Implemented preview behavior, not a verified user outcome. Educational prototype; no outcome guarantees.
Help us make the route clearer.
Which decision would you bring to this system?
Where would you ask for a source?
What would you need before trusting the next step?
Class feedback invitation, not a funding request or service offer.